Climate change is one of the biggest crises facing the world today. Most of us are experiencing its effects in multiple ways such as increased heat waves, distressed fresh water supplies, increased frequency and intensity of urban floods and erratic weather patterns.

As governments discuss mitigation measures, businesses and individuals are doing their bit too. As one of the largest contributors to climate change- 40% of global Greenhouse Gas (GHG) emissions- the building and construction industry, has a huge opportunity and responsibility to building a more sustainable planet.

Buying a house is an important milestone for a lot of people, sometimes having to do with several years of hard work and savings. But to make things a little simpler for you, we have listed down all the necessary documents so that you can purchase your new home without any hassle. Let us have a look at some of the most important documents for buying a house in India.

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Ever since India marched towards becoming world's largest developing nation, Mumbai has marked its place as the 'Urbs Primus in Indis' - India's primary city. The great metropolis has been recognised as India's financial capital and has been attracting citizens with its enduring appeal. However, this appeal of Mumbai as a city of dreams also comes with the challenge of being able to provide for quality residential spaces for its residents.

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Commerz - India's first mixed use building comprising a 5-star luxury hotel, fine dining restaurants and premium office spaces. A part of International Business Park at Oberoi Garden City, Commerz is designed by internationally acclaimed architects, HOK, USA.

Commerz II, a 30 storeyed commercial tower, elegantly stands within the area designated as “International Business Park” within the Oberoi Garden City; alongside Commerz - a mixed-use building comprising premium office spaces and a luxury five-star hotel. With a LEED Platinum Certification from USGBC, Commerz II is today the destination of choice for top Indian and international conglomerates.

Commerz III is built for those who stop at nothing – the risk takers, the game-changers, and the fearless. Located within Oberoi Garden City, it is envisioned as a new-age commercial hub. With state-of-art technology, premium office spaces, and a location that offers easy accessibility to the metro, mall, 5-star luxury hospitality, residential areas and important business centres, Commerz III is built to offer people the comfort of a well-balanced productive life.

Home loans have become a necessity for many buyers in India who wish to have a dream home. Managing your loan effectively is crucial, and sometimes, finding a better loan scheme may be advantageous. This article will guide you through the process of a home loan balance transfer and offer insights on managing your loan efficiently.

The process of home buying is often fraught with various challenges that tend to leave investors overwhelmed. This is true even in the case of second or third-home buyers. A key reason is the lack of awareness among investors about the things to look for when buying a house. This often leads to mistakes that can make the home-buying process and experience quite challenging. With countless things to consider, home buyers may find it difficult to segregate important details from mundane information.

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In real estate, it is often said that 'location is everything'. This sentiment was true a decade ago when homebuyers did not wish to move beyond certain neighbourhoods and their address was an indicator of a better quality of life. With changing times, growing economy, and rising uncertainty the home buying factors have changed from location to budget, value proposition in terms of lifestyle, apartment space, connectivity, infrastructure, and external amenities became more important.

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